if I was getting a divorce, I feel like I would want to know, like, what do you need to know for, what would have made you leave? Like, how long, like, what is that courage and, you know, how do you face the demons that you're feeling? And maybe you can't afford a therapist, but you're saying, I'm like, I know this isn't right. Like, what do you wish you had known if you hadn't been told?

It feels so scary.

Yeah.

And so I'll get into that.

Drop it like a hot.

Drop like a tie.

Natalie, what do I do?

I hope it's giddy-getty.

I'm actually just going to tell you one, like, fun fact,

when Kat and I started at the very beginning,

we started with events for women in Toronto

because we felt like moms never had a place to get away

without kids and have conversations.

And so we would host these events in Toronto.

We'd bring in experts and all this.

And then we started to realize that so many of the members,

because they were members of our club back then, were getting divorced and they didn't really have any resources of where they could turn. So we started hosting dinners where the people in our community that were divorced could come and make connections and like get advice from each other because there's everything. I mean, like, you know, everything from legal to parenting and all that. And some of, it's been years since we host to those, but some of those women are still like in communication and friends since meeting. And they're so thankful because they had nowhere to go. And that's right. And everyone was married. So there was only a handful of divorce days and they felt like, I feel like everyone's speaking another language and I can't relate. Yeah, you're preaching to the choir. Totally get that. Okay. Okay. All right, guys.

We have, um, And they felt like, I feel like everyone's speaking another language and I can't relate. Yeah, you're preaching to the choir.

You totally get that.

Okay.

Okay.

All right, guys, we have Jessica and T.H.

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